LSU’s Pi Kappa Phi Paid For Their Neighbor’s Cook’s Son To Go To Europe
Although, as a chapter, we naturally bond with our own members, every chapter has an employee or neighbor in which their daily interactions help to develop a meaningful friendship, one that most people likely never expected. LSU’s Pi Kappa Phi seems to have done just that with one of the house cook’s from their neighbor, Chi Omega.
LaTrece Antoinette isn’t an employee of the chapter. In fact, she doesn’t even directly work with the chapter. She works for the sorority next door, but her frequent visits have helped her become close to the brothers of Pi Kapp. LaTrece had been saving tirelessly in order to send her son to Europe with his class, something that had obviously been shared with the fraternity at some point. Being that it’s the Christmas season, the guys saw this as a great opportunity to help a lady who gives them and their neighbors so much. So they called her over one night and presented her with a $3,000 check, enough to send her son, Christopher, to Europe.
The LSU Brothers of Pi Kappa Phi presented Ms. LaTrece with a check that will cover the amount of money she needs to send her son, Christopher, to Europe with his class. Ms. LaTrece is a hard working mother who is a chef at the Chi Omega sorority house located next to Pi Kappa Phi. Ms. LaTrece has been working tirelessly to raise money to send Christopher to Europe with his class and we could not pass up the opportunity to help a mother who helps so many in the greek community by bringing joy to her sorority house daily.
Posted by LSU Pi Kappa Phi on Monday, November 30, 2015
Ms. LaTrece posted a heartwarming message to the chapter on Facebook after the video above was shared.
That’s a job well done, boys. That feeling of knowing that you severely impacted a good friend’s life in such a meaningful way is one I’m sure many of them won’t forget any time soon. Good on you, Pi Kapp..



Paving the way for your neighbors cooks son to explore Europe #TFM. Atta boy Pi Kappa Phi that’s a gentlemen’s move
10 years ago at 9:50 amRFM
10 years ago at 10:55 amWarms my heart during the holiday season. Well done, gents.
10 years ago at 9:52 amTable on the right. Guy on the end in the red and white striped shirt destroying his dinner the whole time this is going on. TFTC.
10 years ago at 9:54 amA genuine act of kindness within the greek community. Would love to see the media outlets pick up this story and shed a positive light on greek life.
10 years ago at 9:56 amthat’s illegal crazy
10 years ago at 8:40 amGreasing the wheels with the chef to impress the sorostitutes. Nice.
10 years ago at 9:58 amWell played, gentlemen
10 years ago at 10:06 amStimulating.
10 years ago at 10:43 amThat check will never fit into the pneumatic tube at the drive-thru teller.
10 years ago at 10:07 amYes, I thought “Either that is one huge check or those dudes are really small”.
10 years ago at 3:53 pmI HAVE EXACTLY 69 VOTES. DON’T ANYBODY VOTE ME UP OR DOWN!!!
10 years ago at 9:32 amDAMMIT!
10 years ago at 10:36 amYes. Back at 69. Thank you anonymous down-voter!
10 years ago at 5:07 pmDammit again! Somebody vote me back down to 69!
10 years ago at 6:31 pmYet this won’t make the media, neither did the sae chef story.
10 years ago at 10:08 amStill haven’t seen this on any national news… But fully expecting a malicious article on the privilege of fraternities to be posted somewhere today
10 years ago at 10:08 amThis reminds me of the time my father gave me a small loan of a million dollars. I reacted much like the guys sitting at the dinner table, just kept eating my caviar
10 years ago at 10:10 amoriginal?
10 years ago at 10:47 amAs original as your bitch ass trying to hop on a comment for some ups. Eat shit
10 years ago at 4:50 pm